67.162.10.216   -       -       [21/Aug/2010:00:00:00   +0000]  GET /2
+010-08-18/news/ct-met-barrington-student-death-20100818_1_mental-illn
+ess-suicide-prevention-teen-suicides HTTP/1.1        200     6826 
67.162.10.216   -       -       [21/Aug/2010:00:01:00   +0000]  GET /2
+010-08-18/news/ct-met-barrington-student-death-20100818_1_mental-illn
+ess-suicide-prevention-teen-suicides HTTP/1.1        200     6826 
67.162.10.216   -       -       [22/Aug/2010:01:00:00   +0000]  GET /t
+racker.js.php?45aa01ed37b58d2a537b1ba12bb97fe2e5695a8c HTTP/1.1   200
+     2915
67.162.10.216   -       -       [22/Aug/2010:02:00:00   +0000]  GET /t
+racker.js.php?45aa01ed37b58d2a537b1ba12bb97fe2e5695a8c HTTP/1.1   200
+     2882
66.249.71.98    -       -       [22/Aug/2010:03:04:00   +0000]  GET /a
+d-openx.php?out=js&d=mod-top-hdr-defer&z-i=24809&z-n=top-leaderboard&
+i-w=728&i-h=90&i-e=pi%3D45%26amp%3Btv%3Dkp-CT1-G%26amp%3Bpm_mode%3Dp&
+i-s=pgtp%3Dkeyword%26pi%3D45%26pe_id%3Dcarrot-cake%26tn%3Dnone%26tv%3
+Dkp-CT1-G HTTP/1.1 200     1020

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I have a sorted file based on timestamp. ie. column 4,
Please tell me how to extract the lines which is
greater than or equal to 21\/Aug\/2010:06:00:00 and less than or equal 22\/Aug\/2010:09:00:00

In reply to Extract the lines by Anonymous Monk

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